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not come'Within an act of vagrancy, which her sending to tell a fortune would have subjeeted her to; but was of opinion, if it was any thing, it wAs stealing. She was therefore committed for further examination. Lol\ DON t Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, 01 No. 4, Martlett-court, BOW•Street ; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIt; ER SCkI PPS, South Melton suet:o; oFvenc tqttlrt. At the Sirti•OFFICR I No. 112 , Strand; viime ildwerliatments, Orders for the Papery Letters for the Editor, tic , (Post-Pdia), must be adtimsgast • tn upon hire, to the said Mary Aurae Clarke, had been made in the name of Mrs. FarqUhar,the mother Of the-said Mary Anne Clirke, as the said Mary Anne Clarke was, at that time, apprehensive of being arrested for debt, and many persons having been Making inquiries at the shop of this defendant (Francis Wright) at what place the said Mary Anne Clarke lived, the said GoMplainant (Gwyllytu Lloyd F. Wardle)' suggested, that the entries of the said goods should be continued to be made in the same man ner, and the said articles,goods, and furniture ) were entered in the books of this defendant accordingly." Now, my Lord, Airs. Clarke's evi , ,le•nt object was to elude the statbte of frauds, and thereby subjeCt 'me to the whole of Mr. Wright's demand. But, my Lor !, not only is Mrs. Clarke's account contra dicted by the Wrights, but the statement of the two brothers is at-var;ance ; for, if ,Francis Wright's state ment is taken for the truth, then all things hired, as well as sold, were entered in the name ofMrS: Far quhar, and formed one cinnitined account. I' observe your 'Lordship to have Stated, that, " as to the little circumstances of taking- the houSe in Bolles-street, and the transaCtiOnS with Curt, they are but trifles in the sauce. The insurance is ano . ther circumstance. " But that,"'says your Lord ship,. " I consider as a mere irregularity of the par ties,who had made a foolish insurance,on which they' could not have 'recovered.!' With very great sub- .: ' mission to your Lordship, these circumstances do 'not appear, upon attentive consideration - , 10 be -lain; I beg to put it thus to your LOrdship.— You hair., my ;Lord, the fatt, that the house ts as :taken by Mrs. Clarke in the name of her mother, Mts. -Farenbal ; that tbelease was in the name of Nlrs:Far ilubar;.tiyatMts.farohat was the person debited in Mr. W.'s-hooks ;. and that the - insurance was made in her , Why,. tiny Lord, all.. this was. done the • defendants do- not , condeseend to . 'inform, us 5 and your Lordship even • appears at- a loss to guess at a reason. Boil think, .any Lord, I canpoint- out very substantial reasons why all .this is not to be consi - - dered as " trifling," and attributable to " mere irs 'regularity.' If, my , Lord, the lease had been grant ed to Mrs. Clarke, or any person in trust.- for tier, without the concurrence of her husband, might not that husband have taken possession of the,house ? If the m oods had been sold to Mrs. Clarke, . might not that same husband have possessed himself of those goods, or, might not his creditors havetaken them' in execution ? If too, my Lprd, Mr. Wright had de bited Mrs. Clarke, might she not have pleaded her coverture against tiiin ? The Colonel then goes on to advert to an asser tion contained in a letter Published by Mrs. Clarke in the newspapers, in,which she says, alluding to the evidence she had given in behalf of Mr. Wright, that Mr. Wright's servants„ as well as others, could prove every syllable she . had sworn; likewise to a Similar assertion made by Mr. Wright, through the same channel, that his workmen could prove the conversation he had had with Col. - Wardle about the furniture ; yet neither the servants nor the work people were called, nor even the man who was said to. hare been so much frightened when he brought the glass to• • Mrs. Clarke's house. The Address then alludes to the important and dire& contradic tion given to Os testimony of Mr. Wright and Mrs. Clarke, by Sir R. Phillips and Mr. Illingworth, bath of whose credibility was unimpeached; but whose evidence was passed' unnoticed in the summing up. The • Colonel theu' concludes.—Your Lordship seems at' a loss to guess what could indace Mrs. Clarke fo make the discovery which she did, and undergo for a lengthef time the examination of the Rouse of Cotninons, unless she was led to hope for a pecuniary ricatupence at my hands. The ansvver,iny.Lotd, is not ol•diffieulty is it not probable that Mrs. Clarke might loOk forward to a public investigation, in B,eapS of inducing the Duke of York,•to comply. with the claims. she had Upon him; and. has not the result eviticed A not only . that such have been attended lb, but that a far greater sum than was originally, deinatided by Iqrs. Clarke, has been paid to lieii?-{alluaii)g to the sum of iu,Gool , reported to have.been paid to Mrs. C. beside an annuity settled _upon her for life; for the suppression of. tier paMphlet.) v YY s t s. BoVv-s-raEcr..-Ort Saturday evening Britannia tee.and •Elizateth Lee, two-gypsies, were brought_ befro-Mr,-GRAit m, charged with, extortingmoneymoney and. propertY, under. a pretence of telling the fortune, of Jane WilliarnSon, servant to George Orme, of ••Lower Sroane-street„ Chelsea..; NS ' ho said, t hat, ; on Monday last,tike Prisoner, Sri tannin Lee, called .up to her master's house, and asked heril she had any hare-skins to. sell,?• while she wai N looking out of a wiwiow.' Sloe went down stairs and skewed her a hare-skin, for.which the Pri soner, Britannia Lee, promised to tell her fortune ; for which purpose she promised to come again the . following . day, and by that time desired her to get tbe•prisoner some gold and silver. On the Wednesday followint, the Pri s oner came again, when she'grive her a pair of gold ear-rings, two shillingsi - and a hare-skin. The Prisoner then desired her to get a gOwn and 'petticoat, and wrap them up in a silk bamikeichicf, which the Prosecu trix was stupid enough to comply with, having such a high opinion of her fOrtune being red by a gypsy , yet not withsiandirig this itilpudeut fraud, she refused • to tell her fortune, without trkre reward; she how ever, took the grow n,pett iceat and hanolterchielaWay, but promised to 'return them on Saturday, it the Pro secutrix would give her a guinea. On Saturday even ing the Prisoner, 'Britannia Lee, aconapanied try her sister,. Elizabeth Lee, 'Called upon the Prosecutrix again, and risked for the guinea ; the Prosecutrix first demanded to have her clotlies again, and the Prisonersaying she had not got them, induced the Prosecutrix to confess her imprudence to her master, who &used both the Pi isoners to be secured. . _ It apearing that the Prisoner, Eliiabeth Lee, was not present hen any of the property was obtained tiom the Prosectatrix, she was discharged. Neither did it appear that the Prisoner, Britannia Lee,' had attempted to tell the Prosei;utrix'sfortnne; but only 'pronai&ed to dO Mr.Grt-AHArsa was of opinion, that her condua did To= the LONDON GAzErrz, Dee. lA. - For : Op-Office, Dec. 1.5 18,00. The King ..has been pleased to appoint the tto notirable aknry :Wellesley- to be his Majesty's Noy Extraordinary: and Mintsler PlettiPotentiorrto his Catholic Majesty Ferdindad the Seven! h ; and has been pleased' to direct hitirto reside in :that Cha ra&er at the Seat of the Central or Supreme Junta in • Spain. War-Office, pa. 1 6, is,* •, , . . . . TO' Regiment of Dragoon. Guards, William A. _.klarwell, Gent. to be Cornet, by .purchase, vice Fisk, pr.:in - rote& 6th Regiment pf Dragoon Griards, Cornet Bedford Smith - to , be Lieutenant, by : purchase, vice Smart, who retires. Ist Regiment of Drmons,, Robert Cuois,.Gent. to be Cor net, without purchase. 2d Ditto, Cornet Francis Stupart to'be Lieutenant, by put.= .__ . Chase, vice Christie,' who retires. Sth Regiment of Light Dragoop.s„Lieutenant Q. %V. Walker to be Captain of a Troop, vice Youngc &eines] , ' loth Ditto, Cornet Joseph Smyth to be Lieutenant, without purchase. john Cottia, Gent. to-be Cornet, vice Smyth. . • tith Ditto, Major 1. W-. Sleigh, to be Veutenant-tolonel, by purchase, vice Thomas, who retires. Captain Archi bald Money_to be Major, by purchase, vice Sleigh. Lieu trnant Charles' Fallon to be Captain of a Troop, by pur chase, vice Money... Cornet Thomas Blaney to be Lieute -*riant, by i urcha,e, vice Fallon. • • I 37th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Sale, from the i2.th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Read * who exchanges. arh Ditto, hospital. Mate Joseph Poett to be Assistant-Sur zeori, vice (ebb, promoted." • 20th Ditto, Cornet . Robert Saunders to be Adjutant, vice Harrison, who resigns the Adjutancy only. Ensign Tho mas Irwin, from the sstit Ect)t, to be Cornet, without pur chase. aist Ditto, Samuel White Fuge, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase Chase,•vice 13est„ , who retires. 25th Di to, Stain serjeant Houghton, from the Ca valry Depot, to be Regimental Quarter- Itti-st,:r. 4st Reglintait of .Foot, Ensign Henry Greene, from the 44th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Keane; who eicitaiiges. - 2d Ditto, Lieutenailt John lAtoodhurn to be Adjutant, vice Perciial, who resigns the Adjutancy only. < loth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Peter Hamilton; Irom the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be MajDr, vice"hates; woo exchanges, Robert 13iuntish, Esq. to be Paymaster of the 2d . Battalion, - vice Ragland, who resigns. I%th Ditto. Lieutenant Read, fron, t'e 17th Light Drago-,ns. to Dc Lieuteolant, vice Sate, AV no exchanges. I.7th Ditto, Lieutenant R. Gale to be Adjutant, vice KellY, who resigns the Adjutancy only Serjeant-Nlajor Kneen to be Quarter-Master, vice Ferguson, promoted in : the sth Garrison Battalion. 22. d. Ditto, To be Ensigns,-Robert Keirnauder, Gent. without purchase, vice Foote, whose appointment has not taken place. IC chard Montagu Oakes, Gent: by purchase, vice Norton, promoted. Gentleman Cadet John Flowett, from the Koyal Military College, vice finlayson, deceased. To be Adjutants, with the Rank of Ensign, lohn Kendall, - .'(3ent. vice Poole, who resigns the Adjutancy only. En sign and Adjutant John Kendall to have the rank of Lieu- . tenant. z6th Ditto, Hospital-Mate David Hay to be Assistant-Su?- geon. . • 29th Ditto, • Ensign john Evans, to be, Lieutenant without purchase. 33d Ditto, Ensign Adam Twigg, to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Hook, appointed to the 824 i Foot. . 34th Ensign David Richardson, from the sth Garrison Batta lion, to be Lie'utenant, witliout•purehase. Ensign William Collis, from the'ad Garrison Battalion,, to be - ditto. '• 38th Ditto, The Honourable Willi:Jai Fitamaurice Deane to - be Ensign, vice Hall, deceased. 40th Ditto, Ensign James Butler to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice R.amus ' promoted in the sth5 th Foot. 420 Ditto, Lieutenant •lehn- Swanson to be Captain • of,a Company, vice lames Macpherson, deceased. Ensign john Malec , . in to be Lieutenant, vice Swanson. James Brander, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Malcolm. 43d Ditto. To be Lieutenants without purchase, Lieutenant Thomas • Gordon, frqm the ad Dragoons. Ensign Richard Brunton. Ensign Charles Mayne. Ensign -- OConnell. 10 be Ensigns—Duncan Campbell, Gent. vice Brunton. Henry Banbrick, Gent. vice Mayne. Alexander Steele, Gent. vice O'Connell. 44th Ditto, Ensign Charles Keane, from the Royals, to be Ensign, vice Greene, who exchanges. 49th Ditto, Ensign George Retell.* to be Lieutenant; by purchase, vice Kittermester, who retires. • soth Ditte, George Anthony Goddard; Gent. to be Ensign without, purchase, vice Irwin. appointed to the soth Light Dragoons. Hospital. late "Joseph Brown to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice Richardson, promoted in the 95th Foot. 56th Ditto. To be Lieutenants,, without purchase. Ensign Redmond Brough, vice Phelps, resigned. Ensign A inos Thortiz, frOm the 64th Foot, vice Hodder, deceaed. Ensign Hugh Moore, vice Jenkinson, resigned. To be Ensigns—john Kendall, Gent. vice Moore. Robert Robertson, Gent. vice Brough. 'SSth Ditto, Ensign Richard Hargrave, from the 96th Foot , to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • 60th Ditto, de logersleben, Gent. to - be Ensign, without purchase, "vice Janson, appointed to the 67th Foot. • 64th Ditto, Ensign Robert M'Leroth to be Lieutenant, with. 1 out purchase, vice. Bennett, promoted. Robert Letham, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'Leroth. 6sth Ditto, lohn Byrn,:Gent.. to be Ensign,. 'without pur chase, vice Thorne, promoted in the 5 6 th toot. - 67th Ditto, Ensign H. C. lelinson, from the. 60th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Reynolds, promoted in . the 95th Foot. • ~ • " 69th Ditto, Lieutenant lames Bisset - to be Captain of a Company, vice•Cunningharn, deceased. Ensign Harman du Lenon tube Lieutenant, vice Bisset. joseph Decker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice du tenon. 79th Ditto,-Assistant -Surgeon, W. G. Burrell, from the 63d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. • 83d, Ditto, Lieutenant _Edward Renwick, from the 72d Foot, th be Csetain of a, CoMpany, without purchase, vice Holebrooke, who resigns. 88th Ditto. Ensign john Darcy, from the Clare Militia,,to be Ensign. 89th Ditto, Captain Richard }sutler to be Major, without purchase, vice Hilliard, deceased. Lieutenant Richard ' Croker Rose to be Captain, without purchase, vice But ler. 9lst Ditto, Alex. Su th etland, Gent. to be Ensign , without purchase, vice Nyarshall, promoted. A. Campbell, Gent. to be ditto, without purchase, vice Ottley, whose appoint ment has not taken place. • • fith Ditto. nsign_john Reynolds, frointhe Oth Foot," to be First Lieuterint;"Without pnrchase. 96th Ditto, Win..l3arney", Ger.t. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Hargrave; promoted ii, the 58th Foot.' 98th Ditto, lames Buchanan Macaulay, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur •ase, vice lames Burke; who resigns: Royal Atrican ..carps, Ensign and Adjutant Robert Hodder to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ensign James Chisholm tote Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Lindsay, appoint ed to the 22d Foot. Volunteer john Cole Creswell to be Ensign, vice Chisheint: 7th '. l / 2 iest.lnoia ktg,iment; William Nirnmo, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Blakeley, appointed to the-62d Foot. Cape Regiment, Ensign lobo Baird to be Lieutenant. with out purchase. vice Williams, who! resigns: 'Matthew Whines, Gcat. to be Ensign, vice. Baird. ad Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Richard Kelly to be Ad ' • jutant, vice Smith, who resigns , the Adjutantcy only. Richard Tighe, Gent. to be Ensiin, vice Collis, promot ed in the 34th I. oct. 4th Ditto, Major Ralph Bates, from the tett Foot,. to be Major.. vice Hamilton, who exchanges. stir Ditto, jaines Cameron, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ri chardson, promoted in theoth Foot. Nova Scotia Fencibles, Ensign I. W d .Winslo - w to be Lieu tenant, vice Piers , who resigns. ' STAFF. • Major Clement Edwards, of the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in the Is land of Ceylon, vice Brownrigg, detzaged. PIiMOR.ANDU&I. . • Lieutenant Lathy, of the Sad Foot, is superseded, being absent without leatc. The undelmstaioned appointments, as staled in the Gazettes of the 3 d of January, zstit of April, 9th of May, and tllth of Islovember lot,_ have not taken place, viz. . Bth Light Dragoons, Lieut. Walker to be Captain, by •pur chase, vice Saul, who retires. 56t1. Font, Ensign Brough to be Lieutenant. Ensign Moore to be Lieutenant. 71st Ditto, Hospital-Mate Mag h inn to be Assistant-Surgeon. Erratum in the Gazette of the gilt Inst. ,)ft For John Wantice, Gent. on Half-pay, „c. to be Adjutant •of a Recruiting District, read (An Prentise, Gent. on Half pay, &c. to be Adjutant of a Recruiting Distritt. Ordnance-Office, Der. I I, tllog. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet lames Prescott to be Second Lieutenant, vice Lemoine, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Harry l3isshopp to -be ditto. vice Robe, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Charles Douglas to be ditto, vice Charles, promoted. Gentleman. Cadet Henry Slade to be ditto, vice H. G. 11 , 1 - Clean, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Mexander H. Earle to by ditto, vice Law, prontoted. Gentleman Cadet Anthony Manlfiy to be ditto, vice Ander- sou, promcted. Secona Lieutenant Thomas Wynn to he tirit Lieutenant, vice 13yne, superseded, , Croutr-Office, Dec. t 6, ISog, MEMBER RETURNED TO 61:RVE IN THIS PRESENt PARLIAMENT. Borough o; A bindci. Henry towrq, of RAiley, in the County •of Berks, Esq. in the mama George Kilapp, liSq. deceased. H.4.IIKRUPILMS ANLARGED. %Vatter,Drury, of Stamford-sweet, Blackfri,ir's.road, Surrey, stationer, front , Dec. 16 to Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Joni) Ferguson, late of Burr-street, St. George's in the East, Middlesex, ►nereitaat, from i)ee. iz to lan. 30, at ten, at G B4NKRUPTS. 'Richard S':ickernell, of-Seven Oaks, Kent, innkeeper, to surrender DeF..z9; 30, and lan. 27, at ten, at•Guildhalt, London. Attorney, Mt. Flexney, Chancery-lane. EdWard Scntt,'Of Chaados-street, Covent Garden, Middle sex', shoemaker, Dec. 19, 30, and Jan. 27, at twelve, at Attorney,, Wood, kiehmond•buildings, ' Dean-street Soho - ••, • , • Richard Dean, of BoW, Middlesex, baker, Dec. 19', 30,- and j 415. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, M. Wilson, Devorishire-street;43ishopsgate-street. ' Samuel Uoittrey, of Liverpool, stiani-hitmanufaaurer, lan. 3,4, and 27,- at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liver, pool. Attornies, MesSrs, Griffith and Hinde, Liverpool; or- Mr. Thomas Windle • „ lohu-street, .Bedford-row, London. Mary Richards, of Vauxhall, Aston, near Birmingham, dearer, Dec. 29, 30, and Jan. 27, at twelve, at the Shak speare Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Webb and Tyndal, Birmingham. • John Jennings, late of Denmark-court, St. Paul, Covent. Garden, Middlesex, • watch-maker, Dec. 23, - Jan. 2, and 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Manning, Cl. John Burton, late of New-Cross,. Surrey; dealer, Dee. z 3, , 30, and Jan. 27, -at- ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Wasborough,'Warnford-court, Throgmorton-street. John 'Fuson, of Chicksand-street, Middlesex, builder, Dec. 19; at eleven, - 26, at twelve; and Jan. a', at ten, at Guild -hall. A ttornies, Messrs. Burt and Swinford, I ohn4treet, America-square. James Bennet, of Plymouth, haberdasher, Dec. 23, at eleven, lan. 6, at twelve, and 27, at eleven, at Guildhall;, Attor nies, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne and Clarke, Warntord court, Throgmorton-Street.- - DIVIDENDS. •"' Jan. 6. Gabriel Worgrnan and ;When Colibert, late of Den. mark-street, St. Giles,‘Middlesex; goldspiths and jewel ' lerS, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan. 6. Henry Fisher, of G racechurch-street, London, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Jan. 20.- Henry Dowling, of Castle -street, Bt. Martin in the tields,.Middlesex, linen-draper ' at twelve, at Guildhall. March 17. Joseph - Korner, ut Rosamond.street, St. James, Clerkenweil, Middlesex, watch-jeweller, -at one, at Guildhall. Jan. 27. William Horn and Richard Jackson, of Red-Cross= street, Southwark, Surrey, rectifying distillers, at one, at Guildhall, London. fan. tr. Thomai Simpson, William Taylerson, John Sanderson, and Joseph Granger, now or late of Stoke!-;ley, Yorkshire, bankers, at one, at the Iliad; Lion Inn, Stockton, Durham.. - Jan. 2.3. James Parry, of Great Portland-stret, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 30, Samuel Knight, of White Cross-street, London, cloth- factor,. at ten, at Guildhall. - .fan. -23. lames Nabos, late of New ington-I3utts, Surrey, • linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. an. 16. Wrinatir Grayson and Philip Shires, of Southwark, Surrey; hop and seethmerchants, at ten, at Guildhall, London. lan. 8. John Tomlins, of Bristol, grocer, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. - Jan. 9. Thomas Orams, of Stowmirket, Suffolk, iron monger, at eleven, at the Swan fan, Needham-Market, Suffolk. • fan.. a. • William Weston Young, of Aberdylais, Cadoxtan, 61amorgansltire, miller, at eleven, at the Rummer Ta 'vern, Bristol. fan. ze. Solomon Young, of NeWport.street, Middlesex, ltneu-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. . lan.- 6. Luke Lane, of Kings - clere, Hants, shopkeeper, at • twelve, at GuilWiall, Lowun. lan. 12. fames Biddie, of Chicnester, Sussex, iron-monger; at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmuigliain. Jan. 12. Thomas Taylor, of Birmingham, gun-barrel-maker, at twelve, at the Swan tavern, lan. 6. Alexander Young and John Bacon, ..of St. Mary at Hill, London, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. - Jan. it. John Blease,,of Marston, Cheshire, dealer, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor, Northwich. CERTIFICATES.. Jad.r6. janies Forest, of K ing-street, St. lames, West. minster, baker. George Buck, of Cockspur.street,Charing-Cross, Middlesex, tailof. James Bartlett, of Whitecross.street, London, wool.rner: chant. David Bloom, of Trowse Millgate, Norwich, merchant. John Travis and Richard Travis, of Prestwich, Lancashire, bleachers. Henry Elstob, of Sunderland near the tea, Duthatn, mercer and draper. , Charles Dixon, of Fenchurch.street, Lo ndon, brush.maker and turner. William Barrs the younger, of Birmingham, frying-pan and edge- tool-maker. Charles Crauke, of Kensington,. Middlesex, brewer and merchant. • (An Wilkie, of Howard-street; Strand, Middlesex; nary agent. Thomas Carter, of Mason-street, Kent-road, Surrey, dealer. Moses Stookley, of the Strand, Middlesex, grocer. Daniel Sankey, of Thannington, Kent, brick-maker. Joseph Philips, of Bicester, Oxfordshire, linen-draper. • On Saturday night, about nine o'clock, an alarm ing fire broke out at the house of ,Mr. CairncroSs, Cabinet-maker, No. 11, Hollis-street, Wardour . street, Soho, which began in the workshop, and was not discovered until the flarhes burst from the roof.. It is supposed that a lighted candle had been incautiously lett, which communicated to some shavings. The engines having arrived, the flames were extinguished by twelve o'clock. A quantity of valuable mahogany in the timber-yard was saved. The confined situation of, the buildings placed the neighbourhood in the greatest danger. A house ad joining was unroofed, and one house burnt down in a court at the back. SNIP NEH'S. Git,A.VALSZND, ogee:az:a IS. Arrived—the Henrietta, German, from AMU. Sailed—the Thetis, Leslie, for Dublin. SMITHFIELD CiITTLI? MEW, This interesting exhibition continued on Saturday to attraa a, great concourse of personi of distine.tioU, who patronize the important arts a breeding and fattening cattle; and of pradtical graziers, farmers, butchers, &c. • Besides the animals mentioned' in cur last, gr. Pickford exhibited a black and white bull, bred, by him, and kept on hay and turnips, which weighs 201 •stoht‘, at two years twd ten months old. • Sotre remarktibly large Swedish turnips were also exhibited by some Gentleinen. - Sir Thomas Bowes exhibited in .a separate part: of the yard, 58 very fit: e nuw Leicester wet hers, .aud,, chewed the carcases of two frOm - this lot, which weighed 164 pounds, and 163 pOtinds, although only, two years old; fed on grass only, their skins and loose fat Were also 4hown with them: Mr. Cothar shewed three rat Glohcester wether Mr. W. Coles shewecl a large black . and white pig, 20 months old, and another ip months only, bi . edand fed by Wail on barley meal and water. , ` .Notices were stuck up of Lord Somerville's pre miums to be distributed on the sth and 6th of Marc 4 next ; and W. Shepherd's prizes.of various agricul tural implements and machinery. The exhibition will continue this day. At half past two o'clock the Members of the Club will meet to confirm the premiums proposed, and nominate- Judges for next year, previous to the annual 'dinner at five o'clock. BIRTH. On Thursday, in Wimpole street, the wife of Mr. Hodg son; I.l6okbeller„ of a Son. MARR/hD. Yesterday se'nnight, at St. - Martin's in the Fields, Ri chard Nicholls, Esq. to Miss Mary Ann Kennett. • On Thursday last, at St. fames's, Clerkezwell, Mr. W. S. Large; of Ave-Maria-lane, to Miss Mathew, of Criswell street. The same day, at Chelteilham, Charles Satterthivaite, Esq. of It igmaiden Westmoreland, to Fraricp's Almette Oeor giana, eldest daughter of the late Charles Francis Sheridan, Esq. and niece to the Right Hun. RiLhard lirinsley Sheri dan. I DIED. On Thursday morning last, at his hotel, St. Martin's lane, Mr. lohn Reid. The same day, at Brighton, Mrs. Vaughan, widow of the late S. Vaughan, Esq. aged 82. The same night, at ' Oxford, 'Mrs. Noung, at an ad° named age, after a lingering illness. On the 14th inst. at the house of J. G. Richardson, L• }'l' Alfri&place, Louisa, the infant daughter of Li,:uteot.i v Coloher Orrok, of the Madras Establishment. On Friday the /ith inst. Mrs. Metcalfe - Carleton, wife 1 : ) I. Carleton, Esq. Kenyon-House, Richmond, Surrek. - The same day, at her house in Fterkeley-street, Manchos ter-square, Mrs. Dorothea Serle, relid , of Peter Seile, E ,s `l* late or Testwoud, ifs the Southampton. Yesterday morning, .at his :apartments in. the Old Bailey* Mr. Samuel, Davis, formerly of St: Mary-Axe,. Merchant' , His, death. was occasioned by a mortification in his toot, - the pressure of a tight hoot. • On the 6th inst. Mrs. M..Dunton; in the 49th year of her age, the wife of Mr. lames Duntor, o 1 Orchard -street' West minter. A few days since, young Crocker, the well-knoWn adtive Patrole, belonging to the Public Office, Bovv-street. Lately, at Stilton, on his way to, his father's, Mr. W Liam Fryer, Sugar-refiner, Duncan-street. WhiteciLTel , son of IlMr. William Fryer, of Elect's-House, near Middl e ham, in 'the North Riding ot Yorkshire. PRICA UF srocks SATLIK DAY. Han% Slyyek.• • Navy t per Cent.-shut piste s per Ceilt. 4 pc/ Cent. 84 al 3 per Cent. Red. 69 I t 3 per Cent. Con. shut Bank: L. And. La 9-16t1t5i stmt. iagia 225. p-r. Excheq. niNs, 95. 125. . . pr- I mperial ;per Cent. 6f 3 k India !or Opening, 195 Cons. ler Opening, 7 0 . . . . . . - To T. TAYLOR', Surgetin No. 9, New 'Bridge.- I tle Londcfri. SIR,' 'Edinburgh, May 2, ' goof TN the Spring of 1794 I was afilialed with .a I Venereal Complaint, which I treated with sindilfer e'nce for five Months; but. was . then obliged to apply -to • regular Physician, who put a temnorary stop to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications)'tor some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen- of the Faculty here,. worse and worse - for two years, I w.ass;reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper. and ulcerated from heid to fodt.—My head, throat, mouth , 'nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I havo-. had from .twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally tif" ' prived of sight.---It would be voluminotts to particul a : rize all my case — suffice it to say , there never w ag , or c`'" will be; one of a more danserous, or of a more eorre l; cated nature. ; I was long looked upon by my friends, an imagined myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and,, in deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to rat more than' miserable state. In this drrtadtul situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case, of a Mr. B. of Plymouth — my friends r ead it, I could not.-1 sent and procured some of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to tone, am now,and, have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of heatth as ever, I enjoyed ; a s s proof o this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, horn to me a few months ago. In, gratitude tii God, anti in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service, I reqUest you to publish this; and you May at any time refer persons wrio wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. . - - As few cases for badness will ever equal mine, and rend . exceed it, .1 have from experience ever) , reason to assure mankind, than in your 'LEAKE's PILLS they will find a sure, speedy, safe, and .radical cure, for diet most dread ful stage of the. Venereal Disease, which. is.,..ealled a _cos.* r i R 1 ,41. n LUZS. - -, . • 101-IN THOMPSON. * lasurinotijtable family reason, prevent Making my , name and address public ; but creditable persons real:l' wanting information may also .be referred to me and nr., friends by - Mrs. S. Clark, Rarnsay.:Gardens, Editihutgh; Prepared and Sold by the Sole •P roprietor ' . - T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College, ,of Surgeon. in . London, at his house, No. D. New Bridge-street; •, Where he will give Advice within - it . a fee, to persons tat' ' ing these Pills, and N%':iit answer - patients letters, if Nit'', raid, on the sane terms observing in ail cises the tylo4 - inviolable secrecy, no pefson's 'name or case having beel l mentioned, but at their own particular request; by the PO" prietor, during the course - ot more than thirty-six ye , ils , that he has had the conducting of an exteri3i4e.. sale of the abiie Medicine, and• the pradice arising therefrcin. They are also sold by his ApPol . ptinent, ior the curive" nience of those living at a distance, - by- Mr. irtax‘cri South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. lviacdonald, Printer; (;;'..,,, zi ow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for ins address; at r,"" Perfumer's, No. 3,c St. Alban'sstreet, Pall-mall; AV' Robertson's Toy-shop, No. u°3, Oitbrd-stliete 'Mr- 1 - ) „,1 6 : - borough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyounsite the al - a nument ; Mr. Steel's; Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, Lit t !Tower -hill; Mi. Bull, Da.rne-strcet, Oublln4 'and:by c: a u_f, person in every consicierable town in Great-Iltitain ,u.1.1"' , I ieland, in , Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed- up sv„,'!:, 1 full and plain direElions, vvhereby persons of either Se may cure - themselves with ease and secrecy. d LIP N. - 13; . Every Box sold in Great Britain is s cale with a Stamp,* on which, by favour of the Co sup sioners, is ~printed, at the . StatnprO ffice — ‘ 6 T. 1.4 f,„4 No " 6,. New Bridgeltreet,"' to ,itnitate which is felonY• 4 all others are counterfeits. .